Sheilart is a first-time author, who teaches Middle School English Language Arts and Pre-College Literature. Her academic accomplishments include a Bachelors of Fine Arts, from Pratt Institute and a Masters of Education, from William Paterson. She embraces her love of painting, photography, and writing realistic fiction as well as poetic thoughts. She is a member of PHI DELTA KAPPA, Inc., PHI THETA KAPPA Honor Society, The International Women’s Writing Guild and the National Association of Independent Writers and Editors.
Shae's Journey
by Sheilart

Shae's Journey
by Sheilart
Published Jan 31, 2020
418 Pages
Genre: FICTION / Urban & Street Lit
Book Details
I found myself in the back of the room dancing to the rhythm of the music. The words screamed into the atmosphere of the party room. “Give me your love; give me your love. Do you want me in the way that I want you?” The music gave me permission to close my eyes and allow it to control my movements without inhibitions. I was alive with pleasure at this point. All the sorrows and cares of my world separated themselves according to the essence of my movement. The music became my partner; I could dance as I please. Forbidden pleasures crept into my space as I raised my hands alluringly above my head. My hips started a smooth rotation as my back arched at just the right angle. Slowly and unwilfully my eyes closed completely. Just then a pair of strong hands gripped my waist, interrupting my unlawful dance and snapping me back into mindfulness. There, Zayd stood in front of me, smiling and mimicking my movement. I stopped and stepped back. He stepped forward.
“Dance with me.” His voice was deep and slow. “Dance with me Invisible; move.” I obeyed his request and we fell into a synchronized tempo. I lowered my eyes away from his. I couldn’t let him see the emotion beginning to stir.
“Look at me woman. I want to see you.” Again, I obeyed his request as I allowed my eyes to meet his. With each beat of the music his body moved closer to mine. I placed my hands on his chest, attempting to keep him from getting any closer. Then, the music changed from an upbeat song to one of slow motion. Zayd moved a hand to the small of my back and squeezed the other tighter around my waist.
“Move with me woman. I want to feel you.”